Since 2003, Equilibrarte developed dedicated techniques for the use of carbon/epoxy composites. Starting from the construction of the support panels for the fragmented frescoes by Cimabue in the Basilica Superiore of Assisi (70 m²). In 2010 the use of 3D scanning, modeling and manufacturing techniques changed the approach and increased the possibilities.

Since 2014, the use of a self-made large-bed 3D milling machine allowed the construction of counterforms and support panels for large architectural monuments, like the 90 m² of detached Roman stucco decoration of a hypogeum mausoleum.

The use of 3D models has been at the base of recomposition of fragmented sculptures and combined with the use of carbon-epoxy of glass-epoxy composite materials.  Related information has made the object of 21 papers (2003-2020).